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numguessing-cli

v1.0.1

Published

A simple number guessing game using Typescript, Node.js & Inquirer

Downloads

3

Readme

numguessing-cli

numguessing-cli is a simple command-line tool for playing a number guessing game.

Installation

You can install numguessing-cli globally using npm:

npm install -g numguessing-cli

Usage
To use numguessing-cli, simply run the numguessing command in your terminal. You will be prompted to guess a random number between 1 and 100.

numguessing-cli

Once you've entered your guess, numguessing-cli will provide feedback on whether your guess is too high, too low, or correct. You'll also be informed of your remaining score.

Example
Here's an example of using numguessing-cli:

$ numguessing
? Guess the Random Number: 50
Your Guessed Number is too Low.
Please Try Again!
? Guess the Random Number: 75
Your Guessed Number is too High.
Please Try Again!
? Guess the Random Number: 62
Your Guessed Number is too High.
Please Try Again!
? Guess the Random Number: 56
Congratulations! You Guessed it Right in 4 tries
Your Score is 96
Do You Want to Play Again? (Use arrow keys)
> Y
  N

In this example, the user successfully guessed the random number (56) in 4 tries with a remaining score of 96. They chose to play again by selecting "Y".

License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.